After being picked up in our accommodation at about 08:00 a.m. we head to the suburbs of Havana, where we stop at Finca Vigía, the former residence in Cuba of the legendary writer and Havana dweller Ernest Hemingway. This beautiful mansion remains as Hemingway left it, probably because he thought he was going to come back to Cuba. The sightseeing includes the gardens and you can see the rooms but without coming in.
We go on our journey to Santa Clara, a city of an extraordinary historical meaning. We are going to visit ?Tren Blindado?, a military train which was attacked by the revolutionary troops led by Che Guevara, a battle which meant a turning point in the Cuban Revolution. In this city you can also visit the remains of this legendary leader in the very much symbolic Che Mausoleum. In addition, you can also visit the Che museum where you can learn about his life, before having lunch in the city.
After lunch, we drive southwards towards Trinidad, through mountains and numerous small rural villages before reaching the Ingenios valley, a place declared cultural and natural patrimony of this region. There we are going to stop at the Manaca- Iznaga farm, which typically represents the development reached by this region during the XVIII and XIX centuries in Cuba.
Before arriving at our accommodation, we have a final stop at the Ingenios valley viewpoint to treasure as an unforgettable memory one of the most beautiful Cuban landscapes.

                        

The Che Guevara Museum and Mausoleum do not open on Mondays and so the transfer on a Monday will allow longer for you to explore Santa Clara on an independent basis. However, we do recommend trying NOT to travel on a Monday.